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Gen Z Slang Quiz
Based on the multiple choice answers, can you correctly guess when the right situation is to use a specific slang word?
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1. If Zack just said, "OK Boomer," to his grandfather, what could his grandfather have said?
OK Boomer is a phrase used to dismiss an older person's out of touch opinion about the younger generation
"Zacky, can you drop me off at the doctor's office tomorrow?"
"Back in my day, they would call Elvis the devil's music."
"Your generation doesn't value an honest day's work."
"You know sonny, this Zendaya girl is quite talented"
2. If Jenna considers herself a 'Taylor Swift stan', what does that mean?
Popularized by the Eminem song, "Stan," it's a term for a very zealous fan, a "stalker fan" if you will
She hates the singer Taylor Swift, and makes fun of her online
She loves the singer Taylor Swift, and is up to date on all of her content
She believes she has a piece of Taylor Swift's soul inside of her
She dresses up like Taylor Swift at fan conventions
3. In which of these situations would you yell out, "Slay!"
Slay is an exclamation that can be used anytime someone does something really well
All of them
When Beyonce flawlessly hits a high note
When your friend gets the highest score on a quiz
When Timothee Chalamet is wearing a really fashionable outfit
4. If I watched a YouTube video and said it "lives rent free in my head," what do I mean?
The quality of something is irrelevant if it lives in your head rent free. It just means, it's on your mind a lot
The video is really high quality
I cannot remember anything in the video
I pirated the video
I cannot stop thinking about the video
5. Which of these slang words is NOT listed with the word from which it derived?
To cap is a verb meaning to lie or exaggerate. It does not derive from a longer word.
Cap, short for capricious
Sus, short for suspicious
Mid, short for mediocre
Bougie, short for Bourgeoisie
6. If my friend tells me the movie he watched was "mid," should I watch it?
If you got the last question correct, you would know mid is short for mediocre.
Yes, it's a fantastic movie
No, not worth my time
Yes, because it's so bad, it's good.
7. Which one of these people would be considered "Bougie?"
Bougie, like the term Bourgeoisie from which it's derived means high-class, materialistic, and potentially snobby
Alyssa, who is very into social activism
Jackson, who only wears expensive name brands
Mario, who has an obsession with scented candles
Halle, who started her own business
8. If someone says, "Dylan is acting sus right now?" what could Dylan have done?
Technically this does mean "suspicious" but a specific Gen Z usage of the term means someone is acting gay
He posted suggestive photos on his Instagram
He jokingly flirted with his friend Troy in an over the top manner
He got excessively high and is completely dazed
He got excessively drunk and is acting belligerent
9. If Lexie became super attractive after puberty and some personal grooming, you can say she had...?
Also can be spelled as "glo-up." A face beat is specifically a face full of make-up
A glow-up
A vibe check
A big yikes
A face beat
10. Which of these refers to someone's "drip?"
Ability to hit on/seduce someone is rizz, and someone's car is a whip. Symptoms of an illness does not have an actual slang term
Their ability to hit on/seduce someone
The symptoms of an illness they have
Their outfit, sense of style
Their new car
11. Which of these three phrases mean the same thing?
All variations of "truth." Fax, is an alternate spelling of "facts." To cap is to lie or exaggerate, so "no cap" is "no lie." On God is a short hand for swearing to God you're telling the truth.
Bop, Banger, Slaps
Slay, Lit, L
Fax, No cap, On God
Simp, rizz, drip
12. Which of these is the correct way to use the term "Tea?"
Tea/T is a word that means gossip. To tell someone gossip can be referred to as "Spilling the tea"
A. As an emphasis word after someone says something scandalous. ie: "You have a crush on AJ? Tea!"
Only A and B
B. As a noun used to describe gossip. ie: "I have tea about Mr. Cruise and Ms. Holmes!"
All of them
C. As an adjective used to describe something that looks terrible. ie: "Oh no, that neon jacket on that boy looks Tea."
13. Which of these sentences uses the word, "bussin" correctly
Bussin' is an adjective meaning something is really good, used most often with food.
"After she found out I snuck out, my mom was bussin'"
"I know I'm late, I'm bussin' over right now!"
"The little bacon bits in my mom's mac-n'cheese make it taste bussin'!"
"Tyrese, did you get that jacket from the trash, it looks bussin'"
14. If you express an opinion, and someone replies that it was "based," what does that mean?
Can also mean to be unapologetically yourself, but more often used to describe a "hot take"
Your opinion is confusing and hard to understand
Your opinion is commonly held, and you're trying too hard to be relatable
Your opinion may be controversial, but it is ultimately correct
Your opinion is completely ridiculous
15. Malcolm just told you, "Martin and me, it's on sight." Should Martin and Malcolm be in the same room together?
As in, as soon as Malcolm sees Alex, they will fight.
No, because Malcolm and Martin are having a feud and will fight
No, because Malcolm and Martin act like delinquents around each other
Yes, because Malcolm and Martin are best friends who get along really well
Yes, because Malcolm and Martin are in love, and meant to be together
16. Which of these slang terms CANNOT be used in the same context
Bet as a term means "Okay, it's on," much like placing a bet. Big mad just means excessively angry.
Based; hot take
On sight; catch these hands
Bet; big mad
Ate and left no crumbs; understood the assignment
17. Brandon and Britney make a reference that Kimmy doesn't understand. What phrase would they say afterwards to indicate that it's an inside joke.
iykyk is short for "if you know, you know," as in, 'you know what I'm talking about if you get the reference.'
"Sorry, it's cheugy"
"We're vibing"
"Not you, girl"
"iykyk"
18. Fill in the blank: "Oh my God, they're not even dating, but Pete bought Ariana a diamond bracelet for her birthday. What a ____"
A simp is someone who expends excessive attention on someone in order to be in a relationship with them.
Simp
Cheugy
Sheeple
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